Discover the Amazone 3 days / 2 nights
Transfer from the hotel or airport at 08:30am; 80 km overland to Rio Preto da Eva where a motorized canoe will take us to the Malocas Jungle Lodge. Upon arrival we will be received by the local management and take up residence in the bungalow.After lunch we will go by canoe through the Igarapés and visit the caboclos, an Indian tribe who still live almost in the same conditions as their ancestors. On the way back we fish for piranhas and after sunset we hunt for crocodiles in the swamp !!!
Amazon Delta 4 days / 3 nights
Transfer from the hotel or airport at 08:30am; 80 km overland to Rio Preto da Eva where a motorized canoe will take us to the Malocas Jungle Lodge. Upon arrival we will be received by the local management and take up residence in the bungalow.After lunch we will go by canoe through the Igarapés and visit the caboclos, an Indian tribe who still live almost in the same conditions as their ancestors. On the way back we fish for piranhas and after sunset we hunt for crocodiles in the swamp !!!
Jungle trek 5 days / 4 nights
Transfer from hotel or airport at 08:30am; 80 km overland to Rio Preto da Eva where a motorized canoe will take us to the Malocas Jungle Lodge . Upon arrival we will be received by the local management and take up residence in the bungalow.After lunch we will go by canoe through the Igarapés and visit the caboclos, an Indian tribe who still live almost in the same conditions as their ancestors. On the way back we fish for piranhas and after sunset we hunt for crocodiles in the swamp !!!
Jungle explorer 6 days / 5 nights
Arrival at Manaus airport where you will be welcomed by our English-speaking guide. Transfer by regional boat to the Amazon Eco-park. On the way we will sail past the famous “Meeting of the waters”. Welcome drink and check-in. In the evening a night trip in canoes in search of crocodiles… enjoying a beautiful sunset. Dinner at the lodge.
Amazone Clipper Premium Cruise 4 days / 3 nights
For those who want the comfort of a luxury ship , we now present the new Premium Amazon Clipper , a ship with a unique style that offers ” simply the best” small-ship cruises in the Amazon . Large enough to offer spacious cabins with low beds and inviting public space , but small enough to dock at remote spots and cruise to hidden locations due to the shallow draft of only 3 meters , the Premium Amazon Clipper is the perfect size for a comfortable cruise on the Amazon rivers .
Amazone Clipper Premium Cruise 6 days / 5 nights
Premium Amazon Clipper Cruises brings its full support infrastructure to provide an on-board experience that is second to none – and in addition we take you to some places other cruise passengers never see . It is possible because the cruise groups are small and personal . The outboard-powered canoes sail into the smaller creeks and flooded plains,here we find rubber trees , lakes with giant water lilies, bird watching and visit local inhabitants in their tribe. Always accompanied by the expedition guides .
Amazon Clipper Cruises 4 days / 3 nights
Amazon Clipper Cruises specializes in boat cruises on the Amazon River. Departure from Manaus with the basic comforts of cabins with bunk beds, private toilet and shower with air conditioning. itioning. Meals are prepared on board. On occasion fresh fish is served with local fruits.
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Unlocking the Marvels of Manaus: Your Gateway to the Enchanting Amazon Rainforest
Manaus: A Thriving Hub in the Heart of the Amazon Rainforest
When travelers embark on their journey into the depths of the Amazon rainforest, Manaus often serves as a mere pit stop. Yet, dismissing this city as just that would be a grave oversight. Manaus, nestled in the heart of the Amazon, boasts a unique history and a treasure trove of captivating attractions that beg to be explored.
The Enigmatic Amazon Rainforest: A Global Marvel
The Amazon Rainforest, Earth’s largest and most breathtaking rainforest, stands as an epitome of Brazil’s natural splendor. This luxuriant expanse blankets over 40 percent of Brazil’s total landmass, harboring an astonishing array of flora and fauna. Within its verdant embrace, you’ll encounter a staggering 1,800 avian species and 250 diverse mammals. Moreover, this rainforest plays a pivotal role by generating a staggering 50% of the world’s life-sustaining oxygen, underscoring its irreplaceable value to our planet.
The Mighty Amazon River: Nature’s Grandeur Unleashed
One of the Amazon rainforest’s most awe-inspiring features is the majestic Amazon River. This colossal waterway stretches for an astonishing 6,500 kilometers, with roughly 3,600 kilometers coursing through the heart of Brazil. What’s even more remarkable is that the Amazon River, along with its tributaries, contributes over 20 percent of the world’s freshwater supply. Among the 20 largest rivers globally, an astounding 10 meander through the Amazon basin, elevating its significance to both the natural world and humankind.
Manaus Through the Sands of Time
Manaus boasts a rich tapestry of history, tracing its origins back to around 1650 when it was initially established as a hub for the slave trade and the exploitation of indigenous communities. Over the centuries, this settlement burgeoned, becoming a flourishing center for commerce, dealing in slaves, timber, fish, and fruits. The late 19th century marked a golden era for the city, thanks to the rubber boom. This prosperity spurred the construction of monumental edifices like the resplendent neo-classical Teatro Amazonas, a masterpiece finalized in 1896, enriched with imported European materials and artistic talents.
Manaus in the Present Day
Although Manaus may not be renowned for its picturesque beauty in contemporary times, it retains an undeniable allure. The city pulsates with life and exudes a laid-back ambiance. A visit to the Teatro Amazonas is strongly recommended, offering the possibility of attending an enchanting evening performance. Along the riverbank stands the Mercado Municipal, an architectural gem reminiscent of Les Halles in Paris, erected in 1882. Here, a vibrant fish and vegetable market entices visitors. Slightly beyond the city center lies the restored Palacio Rio Negro, once the residence of a German rubber tycoon, now reborn as a cultural haven.
A Distinctive Encounter: Witnessing the Encontro das Águas
An unmissable optional excursion awaits in the form of the remarkable Encontro das Águas. This natural wonder unfolds as the deep ebony waters of the Rio Negro converge with the russet-brown, turbid currents of the Rio Solimões, flowing side by side as distinct streams. This awe-inspiring convergence of waters is a phenomenon that demands to be witnessed firsthand.
Manaus, often regarded as the gateway to the Amazon rainforest, harbors a kaleidoscope of experiences beyond compare. With its storied past, distinctive attractions, and the awe-inspiring grandeur of the Amazon rainforest on its doorstep, Manaus stands as a destination of unparalleled allure within the tapestry of Brazil’s treasures.
